Video Tag
Every video tagged “book review” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
23 videos
Jade The Libra hosts her September spooky book club review covering 'The Haunting of Ashburn House' by Darcy Coates. The video is aimed at her 'Spooky Family' community and invites viewers to share their reactions in the comments. At 19 minutes, it offers a relaxed, conversational review format suited to fans of gothic and haunted-house fiction.
This video is a book club discussion and review of Joe Hill's horror novel Heart-Shaped Box, centered on an aging rock musician who purchases a ghost online — with terrifying consequences. The host shares her thoughts and invites her spooky-themed community to join the conversation in the comments. It is part of an ongoing monthly spooky book club series on the channel.
This video is a book review and discussion of the psychological thriller 'Behind Closed Doors' by BA Paris, hosted by a bookish YouTuber. The creator walks through discussion questions covering themes of suspense, character reliability, manipulation, and the secrets hidden within a seemingly perfect marriage. The video also presents two options for the channel's upcoming September book club selection.
A lifestyle-focused monthly favorites video covering a mix of hair, makeup, food, and book recommendations. The creator shares her current obsessions across several beauty categories including hair color, brow products, and liquid lipstick. Food and a thriller novel round out the roundup, making this a broad lifestyle haul rather than a niche tutorial.
A book club-style discussion and review of Riley Sager's horror-thriller novel 'Home Before Dark,' centered on its haunted house themes. The host shares her thoughts on the story in a conversational format aimed at fans of spooky and gothic fiction. A second horror title is briefly mentioned as an alternative read for the month.
This video is a book review of The Sundown Motel by Simone St. James, presented as part of a recurring spooky book club series. The host shares her thoughts on the horror fiction title and invites viewers to join the discussion in the comments. While Halloween-adjacent in its spooky theme, this is a literary review rather than a Halloween prop, craft, or haunt video.
This video is a monthly horror book club announcement from Jade The Libra, timed to celebrate Halfway to Halloween 2026. The host presents two horror fiction picks for April — a historical witchcraft tale set in Puritan New England and a gothic paranormal mystery centered on a spirit companion and a crumbling estate. Viewers are invited to vote on which book the club will read together, with the winning title to be announced on April 12th. The community aspect is emphasized through a dedicated Facebook group.
This video is a book club review and discussion of Grady Hendrix's horror novel My Best Friend's Exorcism, selected as the channel's June book of the month. The host invites viewers to share their reactions and thoughts on the book. The video is conversational in format rather than instructional, functioning as a community discussion prompt for fellow readers.
This video announces the launch of a book club hosted by the creator Jade The Libra, introducing the first two featured reads. The selections lean toward dark, suspenseful fiction — a gothic horror classic and a psychological thriller — making the club appealing to fans of creepy storytelling. The host invites viewers to participate in voting for upcoming monthly picks via social media.
A Halloween-themed book club discussion video in which the host reviews two spooky reads selected for the month. The first is a horror story centered on a vengeful witch's curse in a small town, while the second is a lighthearted Halloween romantic short story. The host wraps up with a casual popcorn-style reading game at the end of the episode.
This is a book club review video in which the host discusses two books read in March 2020: Craven Manor, a gothic horror novel by Darcy Coates, and 168 Hours, a productivity and time-management book by Laura Vanderkam. The host shares her thoughts on both titles and invites viewers to join the conversation in the comments. While the channel uses spooky-adjacent language and the fiction pick leans gothic, the content is a general book review rather than Halloween or haunt-focused material.
This video is a book review and reader discussion of 'How to Hang a Witch' by Adriana Mather, selected as a monthly book club pick. The host shares her impressions of the novel's characters, plot twists, and ending, and poses discussion questions to engage viewers. Topics covered include character trustworthiness, the identity of the antagonist, and a notable supernatural romance subplot.
This video is a book club-style review and discussion of House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson, a gothic horror novel centered on a young woman who becomes a bloodmaid at a sinister aristocratic estate. The host shares her thoughts on the story's dark themes, atmosphere, and characters as part of a monthly spooky book series. Viewers are encouraged to share their own reactions in the comments, making it a community-driven discussion format.
This video features a book club discussion of Matthew Lyons' horror novel 'The Night Will Find Us,' the June pick for a spooky-themed reading community. The story follows a group of friends whose summer camping trip in New Jersey's Pine Barrens descends into violence and supernatural dread. The host invites viewers to share their thoughts in the comments and points to an ongoing community vote for the next month's selection.
This video features a discussion and review of Gallows Hill by Darcy Coates, a gothic horror novel centered on a woman returning to her family's cursed winery estate. The host shares her thoughts on the book as part of an ongoing spooky book club series with her Halloween-loving audience. Viewers are encouraged to share their own reactions in the comments and check out the next month's spooky reading picks.
This video is a book club review and discussion of Karen McQuestion's thriller 'The Moonlight Child,' featured as a January spooky book of the month pick. The host invites her 'Spooky Bookclub' community to share their thoughts on the novel in the comments. The book centers on a woman who suspects a hidden child is being kept by her neighbors and teams up with a young houseguest to investigate. The content is purely a literary discussion with no Halloween crafting, decorating, or haunt elements.
This video features a discussion and review of Darcy Coates' horror novel Voices in the Snow, hosted by book club channel Jade The Libra. The book follows a woman who wakes in a stranger's gothic home after a mysterious accident, trapped by a snowstorm while sensing a monstrous presence lurking outside. The host invites her community of horror-book fans to share their own reactions to the December 2020 book club pick.
This video is a book club review and discussion, not a Halloween or haunted attraction video. The creator reviews a monthly book pick and announces upcoming reading selections for the following month. No Halloween, horror production, or haunt-related content is present.
This video is a book club discussion hosted by Jade The Libra, covering the horror novel Mandy by Shani Struthers. The story follows a museum curator and a young psychic who join forces to uncover the sinister history of a possessed doll, embarking on a road trip from Idaho into Canada. The host invites viewers to share their own thoughts on the book in the comments, fostering a community spooky book club atmosphere.
This video features a book club discussion of T. Kingfisher's horror novel The Hollow Places, presented as a monthly pick for a spooky-themed book club. The host shares her thoughts on the book and invites viewers to join the conversation in the comments. It is a casual, community-oriented review rather than a Halloween craft or haunt tutorial.
This is a book club discussion video reviewing two horror novels selected for an October reading challenge: Peter Straub's classic ghost story set in a small New York town, and Laura Purcell's Victorian gothic tale featuring unsettling painted wooden figures. The host invites viewers to join the conversation about whichever title they read. The content is entirely literary in nature and has no direct connection to Halloween prop-making, haunting, or production.
This is a book club update video from Jade The Libra in which the host presents two candidate reads for the May selection and invites viewers to vote on their pick via Twitter. The two options are a psychological thriller about a reclusive woman who witnesses something suspicious from her window, and a YA novel blending the Salem Witch Trials with modern high-school drama. The host also catches up on book reviews not yet covered in previous episodes.
Ed Edmunds, co-owner of Distortions Unlimited, introduces 'Remember the Future,' a book authored by Lee Lambert chronicling the full history of his company — from a one-man mask-making operation in a small apartment to a powerhouse in the haunted attraction industry. The first volume focuses specifically on Distortions' early latex mask era. Lambert, who previously documented Don Post Studios, was given unprecedented behind-the-scenes access by Edmunds and co-owner Marsha Taub-Edmunds. This short promotional video serves as a personal endorsement from the subject of the book himself.
